Why EZFeasi exists
Purpose-built for affordable housing
Not a generic CRE underwriting tool bent to fit — modeled around AMI mixes, subsidy stacks, and QAP scoring from day one.
Standardized, not spreadsheets
A guided, repeatable underwriting engine every analyst on your team can use the same way, deal after deal.
Off-market sourcing included
Parcel Search Engine sources and scores off-market parcels from public records without leaving your feasibility workflow.
Affordable housing feasibility, built for a national industry
Affordable housing feasibility is still done in ad hoc spreadsheets, while every other layer of real estate has modernized. EZFeasi exists to make rigorous, standardized feasibility analysis — and the off-market sites other developers never find — available to affordable housing teams across the United States, with state guidance alongside a consistent underwriting workflow.
Our mission: make every affordable housing deal easier to find, easier to underwrite, and easier to build.
Feasibility modules
States represented in award research
State and territory QAP guides
Built to be checked, not just trusted
Every developer's guide, methodology page, and dataset in EZFeasi is written so you can verify it yourself — the same standard we hold our own calculations to.
Every calculation cites its authority
Rent limits, developer fee caps, density bonus, DSCR sizing — every formula in the Proforma engine traces to a real statute or regulation section, shown right where the number appears. Not "trust the model" — check the citation.
The process layer, not just the numbers
A Developer Playbook covering how a deal actually gets built — organizational readiness, the real development-team roles, a five-phase sequence with real durations — sourced to two named primary documents, not paraphrased from memory.
Honest about what's not current
A public accounting of every external dataset EZFeasi uses — publisher, real update cadence, and whether staleness is actually surfaced to you on screen. Several real datasets don't show a freshness signal yet, and the page says exactly which ones. We'd rather say so than let you assume otherwise.
See it yourself: the Methodology and Data Sources pages are built into every EZFeasi account.
- HUD
- LIHTC
- State QAPs
- IRS § 42
- Housing Finance Agencies


